- #COREL PAINTSHOP PRO X9 WILL NOT RUN WINDOWS 7 INSTALL#
- #COREL PAINTSHOP PRO X9 WILL NOT RUN WINDOWS 7 SOFTWARE#
- #COREL PAINTSHOP PRO X9 WILL NOT RUN WINDOWS 7 PSP#
If you hold down SHIFT while opening PSP does this do anything? - this is technically supposed to reset PSP to factory defaults.
#COREL PAINTSHOP PRO X9 WILL NOT RUN WINDOWS 7 SOFTWARE#
Looking for command- line switches and public properties See Pushing the software on page 6.
2Type gpedit.msc in the Open box, and then click OK. Quick question, what do you mean "Can't open?" If you open up your Task Manager then start Corel does it start and then immediately close? Does it hang in the background? Does the splash screen show up and get stuck on a particular task? What exactly happens? 1Open the Run dialog box (shortcut key: Windows Logo + R). So if you had already purchased X9 and you don't need the Ultimate software I would suggest seeing if you can return it. There is no difference in the version of PSP.
I should also point out that the "ultimate' pack is just additional software. The best you can hope for is if some users on here have had similar issues. One or two might come and make suggestions, but no official support is given here. 2 Type gpedit.msc in the Open box, and then click OK. To access the Group Policy Editor for Windows 1 Open the Run dialog box (shortcut key: Windows Logo + R). No Corel employees actively visit these forums to support technical support issues. This guide is intended to help you deploy Corel ® PaintShop ® Pro X9 (Corporate and Education Edition) to your network as quickly and easily as possible. Viewtopic.Jhackman - this is a user web forum. Link to 2013 thread (NOTE: All posts are the same month in 2013 EXCEPT the last one, which was posted early in 2018 with the same issue!): They haven't done so in over 5 years, so why should they start now, eh? After reading through the thread from 2013 (a lengthy one but link below), I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for Corel to correct the issue with Protexis. So, in the meantime, if the various program versions still work as they should after closing the popup, it's likely an inconvenience some of us are stuck with. because not all original files are in place or available.
This might make new version installations think that previous versions are corrupt, illegal, etc. I, for example, have removed and/or renamed various folders/files that help foster advertising popups, prompt to try new versions, or just do auto updates. I - and others - suspect it's a glitch with the Protexis Licensing Service, and may be system specific somehow related to previous PSP installations and perhaps PSP file changes made by some users.
#COREL PAINTSHOP PRO X9 WILL NOT RUN WINDOWS 7 INSTALL#
And I suspect when I install 2020 when it comes out the popup will begin with my 2019. Within a short period of time I started getting the popup with 2018, but no popup with 2019 to date. I will also note that I eventually had the issue with X7 through 2018, starting with X7 and then, within a few weeks, it migrated to X8 and X still worked without the popup. However, the good news is that despite the fact that the warning says the program will be deactivated or only work in view mode, in my case anyway I just close the stupid popup and the program works as it should, including saving files, etc. If still not working then theres a problem with Corels software atm as I tried WinDVD 12 pro & that too didnt work. The latest incarnation was earlier this year, and you can read the thread here: You may have to fully remove the previous version before installing the newer version, try running Revo uninstaller to remove & clean out the leftovers, once finished then restart pc. You are not alone, and this issue has popped up at least a couple of times starting around the year 2013, and also affected some Corel Visual Studio users. I have used Corel products for years and always purchased from them. Buddy123 wrote:Pop up came up saying I have an Illegal copy of Paintshop pro x9 and it will be switched to viewer mode.
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